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*CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS* Our 2021 Online Symposium, Performing Later Prehistory, is taking place on Oct 1st. We're excited to be accepting a range of different types of contribution this year - please visit our website to find out how to submit a proposal. laterprehistoricfinds.com/news-and-event…

Fewer than 0.01 % of planning applications are rejected for reasons including archaeology ... and archaeology is almost never a sole reason that construction does not take place. Thanks to Hanna Heron for more fab info cards! #Dig4Arch #NotRedTape

To celebrate #Europa2021, Prehistoric Society has published two new Online Collections: one on the #IronAge period, and a second on the #monuments of the Iron Age. Four of these papers will be free to download across the conference week (18-25 June): ➡️🔎 ow.ly/L7bC50FcnXq

Really enjoyed giving this talk on Iron Age art last week, thanks so much for having me Callander’s Landscape!

Yes, BAR Publishing are absolutely lovely to work with and I can fully recommend!

If you missed our Exeter conference, or simply want to re-watch one of the talks, most can now be found as open access videos here: romanfindsgroup.org.uk/2021+roman+fin… #Archaeology #Roman #SmallFinds

. via Cyrille Vanlerberghe Le Figaro Abonnés 🗞 : " Une fouille préventive a mis au jour deux riches fermes celtiques où ont été retrouvés des fragments de sculptures" #Artenay Le Loiret Inrap lefigaro.fr/sciences/d-int…

On #FindsFriday here's a reminder that the Call for Contributions for our 2021 Online Symposium, Performing Late Prehistory, is open until July 30th. If you're working on Bronze Age or Iron Age finds we'd love to hear from you!

I have a book out today. It’s a short study of Native American encounters in the UK museum sector, published by @cambridgeup and part of my work with Beyond the Spectacle. For two weeks you can download it for free here (after that I think its £15). 1/ doi.org/10.1017/978110…

There's still plenty of time to send us a contribution for our summer newsletter! We welcome short research articles, reviews and announcements on Bronze Age and Iron Age finds. Visit our website to find out more: laterprehistoricfinds.com/newsletter/

As well as the brilliant speakers and attendees, a big thanks goes to the LPFG Symposium sub-committee, who have all been amazing: (Dr)Jennifer Beamer Dr Meredith Laing Andy Ward, BA (Hons), MA George P. and Andrew Reynolds🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 - cheers all!

We’re excited to announce our specialist-led archaeology training course for 2022! Join us to research Roman finds from London, thanks to support from The Headley Trust. We also have 3 fully funded places. Applications close: 5 December 2021 Apply here: ow.ly/RfNY50GWmjh

Interested in a career in archaeology? We’re offering three places in our London office to learn how to work as a professional archaeologist. Our six-month programme is approved by the CIfA. Learn more and apply HERE: ow.ly/L4sC50HfAst

Don't miss out on our specialist-led archaeology training course for 2022! There's still time to apply and research Roman finds from London with us. We also have 3 fully funded places. Applications close: 10 February 2022 Apply here: ow.ly/BR0b50HLQnf

Grant-funded research at MOLA goes from strength to strength! Join us as Research Associate on TETRARCHs (Transforming Data Reuse in Archaeology), led by our Dr Sara Perry and colleagues across Europe. 30 month contract, closing date 3 October, more info below 👇

For those who like ancient fingerprints or the #IronAge or prehistoric salt working (I know, it’s a bit niche!) I’m pleased to say my article on just those things has been published and it’s open access! bit.ly/3AhWmtd

And we're off.... #PastPrehistory

📢Call for Submissions!📢 We are very excited to announce our newest specialist series: Archaeology of Prehistoric Ireland & Britain We are so excited about this fabulous editorial board including pre_historian 🕊️🇵🇸, Jessica Smyth and Neil Wilkin at the helm. 🔁Please RT!

So many thanks to all at Prehistoric Society for a brilliant day today!